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Family of Harold Hill teen Champion Ganda, who was stabbed to death, speak of heartache
The distraught mother and girlfriend of Harold Hill teen Champion Ganda, who was stabbed to death two weeks ago, have spoken of their grief for the aspiring rapper who loved his family.
Romford MP Andrew Rosindell presents Havering Museum with a portrait of the Queen
A portrait of the Queen is now on display at Havering Museum thanks to Andrew Rosindell.
Planning: Three new houses to be built in Herbert Road, Emerson Park
A bungalow in Herbert Road, Emerson Park, will be demolished and replaced by three detached houses.
Havering Council: Conversion of bungalow into house in Porchester Close, Emerson Park, to go ahead
Debate over Havering Council’s policy on building works in Emerson Park dominated last week’s planning meeting.
Nostalgia: The Britannia Class locomotive Oliver Cromwell passes through Harold Wood
Glimpse the past with our Bygone Havering section.
Free schools approved in London
The Department for Education today gave approval for 102 new free schools across the country.
First Step marks 25 years with Silver Celebration Ball
A local charity has celebrated 25 years of helping and supporting local children affected by special needs and disabilities.
Budding entrepreneurs to showcase their goods at Romford Market.
Residents can get the chance to support some of Havering’s budding entrepreneurs.
Charity urges Londoners to start talking about dementia
Londoners are not talking enough about dementia, a poll from the Alzheimer’s Society has found.
Havering GPs reminding people to only go to A&E in an emergency
Residents are being reminded of the different services available to them if they fall sick during the Bank Holiday weekend.
Club News: Havering Classic Car Club
The club was started in April 2012. I wrote an article in the monthly Hornchurch Resident Association Magazine (Focus), asking owners of classic car to come forward.
- Religious leaders in Havering say ‘human stability would be undermined’ if same-sex marriage given go ahead
- Nostalgia: Havering in history in May 1953, 1973 and 1993
- Court: Double assault earns Romford man £60 bill and community order
- Police appeal after lorry arson attack
- Figures reveal Romford has highest rate of crime in Havering
- Battle lines drawn up in fight to save Hornchurch green from new homes
- Three Romford teachers win prestigious awards for excellence
- Three Havering West Ham fans among 34 charged with football-related violent disorder in Sunderland
- Romford Beauty therapist, Joanna Sayer celebrating 20 years in business
- Havering schoolboy Tom Bouverie, 13, predicted ‘A’ in GCSE Russian - after teaching himself on YouTube!
- Company fined for selling ‘potentially lethal’ baby baskets covered in ‘unsafe bling’ in Romford
- Still time to object to Upminster car park site sell-off
- Students shine in challenge for St Francis Hospice
- Balgores, Upminster, opened by Havering Mayor Cllr Lynden Thorpe
- Facial surgery for dad after unprovoked attack in Hornchurch
- Official opening of new activity centre in Hornchurch for people with learning and physical disabilities
- Nostalgia: Magnificent Hornchurch men in their flying machines
- Havering school children have pens at the ready to write new calendar book
- Havering nursing students practise their skills on mechanised mannikin, SimMan
- Havering police officers prepare for New York fundraiser
- Club News: The Material Girls
- Havering pharmacist’s London to Paris cycle ride to raise funds for children’s wards
- Resident describes scene of Newbury Park horror crash that killed 29-year-old woman
- Havering church leaders: ‘Gay marriage would undermine human stability’
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- EDL protests may explain Abu Qatada’s alleged bail breach, tribunal hears
- Parents of Chloe Johnson, five, who died in Egypt say there ‘was no doctor for at least an hour’
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